Many of the hots I tried this year didn't do so well (hab, datil, tabasco) due to an early lack of heat, I think, though I noticed the other day the Fatalii (~up to 400,000 Scovilles) plant I gave a shot has about 10-12 unripe peppers. Looks like this (all these pics not mine):

For regular eating, I have a combination of Hinkelhatz (for sauce) and Rooster Spur for drying. The spurs make an excellent chili powder that even my wife likes now.
Hinkelhatz (~125,000 Scovilles)
![[image]](http://www.abcgrow.com/images/crop.php?src=http://www.abcgrow.com/images/plants/vegetables/veg_377_299.jpg&h=300&w=300&zc=1)
Rooster Spur (~75,000 Scovilles)
![[1467-pepper-rooster-spur-organic]](http://www.seedsavers.org/1467-pepper-rooster-spur-organic.jpg)
I should have seeds from both if anyone wants some. Hinkelhatz is great because it's prolific and acclimated to a cooler climate.